Sentence examples for dodged punishment from inspiring English sources
After Marler had dodged punishment for applying a forearm to the head of the prone Rob Evans during the England v Wales game – it was not felt to be a red card offence so he escaped on a technicality – surely the Six Nations' disciplinary machinery would at least ensure the player copped a modest sanction for abusing Lee?
The mere fact that some schools dodged punishment as a result of the change is an indication that there are a large number of borrowers who have defaulted on at least one of their loans because of split-servicing, experts said.
"Let me start by saying David Gauke was saying that tax dodging is wrong and I personally haven't dodged tax.
£120bn tax dodged," it said.
Others have sometimes been dodged or caricatured.
Public employees have so far dodged that bullet.
The East Coast native dodged bullets while serving in Vietnam.
He disliked, and sometimes dodged, painful arguments with awkward colleagues.
But a dodged bullet is still a bullet.
They are more often dodged, fudged and awkwardly avoided.
